So I have 217 games in my Steam catalog...

[BanzaiCat]

Well crap, I have 58 games on GOG. Don't know why I thought I had 30 or so.

Damn, and I thought I had a lot of Civ V time.

[JasonPratt]

1852 on Civ V.  ???

That is literally the equivalent of two and a half months of Civ, 24 / 7....

[Swatter]

1852!!!! Holy cow!

My 1125 was my son and I playing + my son leaves the game running while he played with other stuff. I am interested to know if that is the high-end or can we expect some really insane numbers?

[Cyrano]

*steadies self to look*

256 games.  91 installed.

And this does not count the Humble Bundle games I've never even unlocked, Matrix, and ca. 80% of everything fashioned by the hand of John Tiller.

The REALLY horrible thing is I think, of the Steam games, I've played "You Must Build a Boat" the most in recent weeks.  Cost me $1.  Pound for pound, the best play-it-while-not-sober game I've ever purchased.

[smittyohio]

Not a Steam game, but I won't even admit how many hours I have put into World of Warcraft... let's just say it could have been quite a part time job over the last 11 years.

[ComradeP]

113 on Steam, of which I haven't played 9 or so, MP games that came bundled with SP versions and the second season of Sam & Max which I didn't touch at the time as I needed a break from the humor after season 1.

I rarely purchase something that I don't play, though it can be months before I sit down and play it if it's part of a bundle.

I'm wondering how many copies I would have of some games if Steam allowed users to have multiple copies of the same game. I have 3 complete original Cossacks series in physical and digital download copies, I think.

That's one thing that makes digital downloading different from how buying packs in a store worked: you don't actually get additional copies of a game that you already own, even though you are paying for them.

Another interesting question is how many of the games that we own digital download copies of are also in the house somewhere in physical shape.

[Toonces]

I'd estimate maybe 20% of my Steam games, call it 30-40 or so, are copies of physical games I already own. 

I know that there's this feeling that buying a physical copy is somehow more permanent, but I'm finding that many of my old disk games won't even install on my newer computer.  Heck, my new laptop doesn't even have a CD drive.

[BanzaiCat]

There is the installation issues you'd deal with...in my case my DVD drive crapped out about three years ago and since I was into Steam big time by then, and I didn't use my computer to watch movies, I lived with it. So I've bought a few games on Steam that I already have on CD/DVD though they're el cheapo on Steam usually (GTA VC and SA to name but two).

[Gusington]

I'm hoping that M2TW and the Kingdoms expansion go on sale because I resent having to buy them again because the disk versions don't work on my new PC. It's the principle, you see.

[Windigo]

I gotta have a shitload of Warlock, CivV and XCOM time in... will check steam when I get home. Making greek potatoes and a lamb meat dish and some non-lettuce salad that may or may not have kalamata olives in it.

[Grim.Reaper]

I'm hoping that M2TW and the Kingdoms expansion go on sale because I resent having to buy them again because the disk versions don't work on my new PC. It's the principle, you see.

Well, you can buy it for about $3 here....also seems to come with original shogun and battle for asgard...not bad for a few dollars.

http://www.kinguin.net/category/20439/medieval-ii-shogun-total-war-collections-viking-battle-for-asgard-total-war-arena-beta-access-steam-cd-key/

[RangerX3X]

Steam: 186 Games/171 DLC/17 Favorites/63 Installed.

Perhaps half of that I have never played, and another 30% I probably have less than 10 total hours in the game.

Like a noob I spent $59.99 on GTAV day of release and think it sucks, tried to get a Steam refund they told me to get bent.

Frankly I don't know why I buy so much...and don't get me started on how many games I purchased on Steam (that I already owned) because I was too lazy to put the disk in the drive.

[Toonces]

Somehow from the time I started this thread until today, I've now got 220 games in my Steam catalog.   ::)

[RangerX3X]

Somehow from the time I started this thread until today, I've now got 220 games in my Steam catalog.   ::)

And just think the major Steam sales are just around the corner.

[-budd-]

Steam: 186 Games/171 DLC/17 Favorites/63 Installed.

Like a noob I spent $59.99 on GTAV day of release and think it sucks, tried to get a Steam refund they told me to get bent.

Did you have over 2 hours into the game? Thought that was the only thing that would prevent people from getting a refund.